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Surviving Zombies Was Easier Than Raising Beast Cubs

Chapter 91 - 92: At least Willowbank exists nearby. Ironwood Basin comes from your mysterious magic, which no one can inspect · Oct 31, 2026

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51 Chapter 51: No, You are not going in there with him 2026-10-31
52 Chapter 52: The Snatched Cub 2026-10-31
53 Chapter 53: Finally Out 2026-10-31
54 Chapter 54: You looked good killing that creature 2026-10-31
55 Chapter 55: I do not want to go back 2026-10-31
56 Chapter 56: Do not mess with her, or she will kill you and eat you 2026-10-31
57 Chapter 57: So fast? Where did your sadness go? 2026-10-31
58 Chapter 58: He Needs A Female 1 2026-10-31
59 Chapter 59: He Needs A Female 2 2026-10-31
60 Chapter 60: I hope a monkey jumps on you one day. Not a dangerous monkey 2026-10-31
61 Chapter 61: Mama ride Papa! 2026-10-31
62 Chapter 62: System’s Tasks 2026-10-31
63 Chapter 63: Three Hundred and Fifty 2026-10-31
64 Chapter 64: They would not stop crying to see you. I brought them closer, but they tried to run toward the gate 2026-10-31
65 Chapter 65: If you ignore me and get infected, I will shoot you through the head before you enter Riverbone 2026-10-31
66 Chapter 66: I cannot believe you are still alive 2026-10-31
67 Chapter 67: You think you can walk away from me? 2026-10-31
68 Chapter 68: She hit Mama! 2026-10-31
69 Chapter 69: Five Slaps! 2026-10-31
70 Chapter 70: Your face is harder than hers 2026-10-31
71 Chapter 71: Now that my female has finished speaking, I can deal with you 2026-10-31
72 Chapter 72: Your speech is finished. Release me, you shameless bastard 2026-10-31
73 Chapter 73: Papa jealous! 2026-10-31
74 Chapter 74: The Selection 2026-10-31
75 Chapter 75: Mama has not eaten for many days. She keeps giving me her food 2026-10-31
76 Chapter 76: The Cubs Finally Had Names 1 2026-10-31
77 Chapter 77: The Cubs Finally Had Names 2 2026-10-31
78 Chapter 78: You Do Not Own Him 2026-10-31
79 Chapter 79: My family fed him after his parents disappeared. We gave him shelter. We kept him alive. He owes us 2026-10-31
80 Chapter 80: She already collected a panther and a snake! Why does she need him too? 2026-10-31
81 Chapter 81: You have been glaring at roasted meat for half the day 2026-10-31
82 Chapter 82: If You Cannot Convince Them, We Stay 2026-10-31
83 Chapter 83: We survived here before the fox female arrived 2026-10-31
84 Chapter 84: Did you just take food out of my mouth? 2026-10-31
85 Chapter 85: The Cubs Nearly Died Proving Mama Was Right 2026-10-31
86 Chapter 86: Papa! Mama! Help me! Miko falling! 2026-10-31
87 Chapter 87: Whose idea was it? 2026-10-31
88 Chapter 88: You do not risk your life because someone talks badly about me 2026-10-31
89 Chapter 89: Moving an entire tribe because four cubs entered a hole is madness 2026-10-31
90 Chapter 90 - 91: She is angry with you 2026-10-31
91 Chapter 91 - 92: At least Willowbank exists nearby. Ironwood Basin comes from your mysterious magic, which no one can inspect 2026-10-31
92 Chapter 92 - 93: Perhaps your sisters feel the little key walking through their roots 2026-10-31
93 Chapter 93 - 94: The Forest Begins Moving 2026-10-31
94 Chapter 94 - 95: Get the cubs! 2026-10-31
95 Chapter 95 - 96: If you have finished mating with each other’s faces, move 2026-10-31
96 Chapter 96: We are trapped! 2026-10-31
97 Chapter 97: Run. 2026-10-31
98 Chapter 98: Let me go! My brother was behind us! 2026-10-31
99 Chapter 99: Are you not afraid of me? 2026-10-31
100 Chapter 100: The Forest of Borrowed Voices 2026-10-31

Chapter 91: Chapter 92: At least Willowbank exists nearby. Ironwood Basin comes from your mysterious magic, which no one can inspect

”You are taking control.”

”I am organizing.”

”You struck an elder, selected a new settlement, and told half the tribe to follow you.”

”Organizing.”

He stepped closer.

Swanly held her ground.

”You want authority without the title,” he murmured.

”I want my family alive without listening to people complain that my breathing threatens their power.”

His silver eyes darkened.

”You do not need their permission.”

”I know.”

”Good.”

He turned toward the gathering area.

”Then stand beside me while I tell them.”

⸻

The tribe gathered again before sunset.

Swanly remained beside Kael with the cubs close to her legs.

Soren stood in front.

He explained Willowbank Hollow first.

The reaction was immediate.

”Two days?”

”That is close.”

”The injured can survive that.”

”We should go there.”

One of the former elders raised both hands.

”Willowbank is clearly the wiser choice. A tribe carrying cubs, wounded males, and recovering females cannot survive a journey of ten days.”

Several frightened survivors nodded.

The elder looked toward Swanly.

”Unless someone wishes to prove her courage using everyone else’s lives.”

Kael growled.

Swanly caught his arm.

”Let him finish exposing himself.”

The elder stiffened.

Soren continued.

”The second destination is Ironwood Basin.”

He explained the resources.

The defensible ridge.

The freshwater spring.

The building timber, clay, stone, medicinal plants, fruit trees, and game.

Then he described the narrow ravine, unstable forest, infected concentration, and territorial beasts.

The gathering erupted.

”That road is too dangerous!”

”Willowbank is closer!”

”Why risk the cubs?”

A former elder stepped forward triumphantly.

”There is no choice. Willowbank is safer.”

Nerin spoke from the side.

”Only for a short time.”

The elder glared at him.

Nerin swallowed but continued.

”If the same underground water reaches Willowbank, then the infection may follow. We would build everything again only to abandon it later.”

”Or perhaps it will never reach us.”

Swanly finally spoke.

”Perhaps?”

The elder turned.

She pointed toward the sealed tunnel.

”You want to move more than one hundred people into another settlement based on ’perhaps’?”

”The longer journey may kill them now.”

”And Willowbank may kill them later.”

The elder smiled coldly.

”At least Willowbank exists nearby. Ironwood Basin comes from your mysterious magic, which no one can inspect.”

Swanly took one step forward.

Soren’s tail shifted across the ground.

Not stopping her.

Ready.

She smiled.

”You may choose Willowbank.”

The elder blinked.

Swanly looked around the gathering.

”Anyone who wants Willowbank may go there.”

Whispers spread.

”I am going to Ironwood Basin.”

Kael moved beside her.

”So am I.”

Raku lifted his weapon.

”Ironwood.”

Nahla snorted.

”I prefer building once.”

Tilla hugged Tavi.

”We follow Swanly.”

Nerin raised his head.

”I will go to Ironwood.”

One family joined them.

Then another.

The former elder’s confidence cracked again with the way people slowly kept choosing the fox female’s side.

Soren watched every face.

The people who argued from fear looked toward their cubs.

The ones who wanted power looked toward one another.

One former elder glanced at Garran before speaking.

Another shifted closer to Swanly after hearing about the freshwater spring.

A third remained silent, waiting to see which side would win.

Soren remembered all of them.

The frightened could be reassured.

The selfish could be managed.

The ones who changed loyalty with the wind would betray whoever stood closest when danger came.

Finally, he spoke.

”Riverbone will migrate to Ironwood Basin.”

The former elder’s face changed.

”You already decided?”

”Yes.”

”Then why present Willowbank?”

Soren’s gaze chilled.

”To see who valued immediate comfort over long-term survival.”

The elder paled.

”And,” Soren continued, ”to see who used frightened families as weapons against Swanly.”

No one spoke.

His claws lengthened.

”I have seen enough.”

⸻

Every person received a job.

Soren remained publicly in command.

Swanly organized almost everything beneath him.

Whenever someone asked her for a final order, she pointed toward Soren.

”Ask your leader.”

Then she quietly told Soren what needed to happen before they reached him.

He noticed.

He allowed it.

Kael led the hunting groups.

Raku organized the guards and decided who protected the front, center, and rear of the migrating tribe.

Nahla prepared medicine, clean cloth, herbs, splints, and burn treatments.

Tilla counted cub families, pregnant females, recovering survivors, and anyone who needed assistance walking.

Nerin studied the ground outside Riverbone.

His antlers trembled faintly as he sensed underground water, unstable soil, and hollow sections beneath the path.

He marked every dangerous place with stacked stones.

Swanly watched him work.

”You can sense all that?”

Nerin nodded.

”Not perfectly. But I can tell where the ground sounds empty.”

”That will help us avoid another tunnel.”

A shy warmth entered his green eyes.

”I want to be useful to you.”

Kael appeared directly behind Swanly.

”You are useful to the tribe.”

Nerin’s warmth vanished.

”Yes.”

Swanly looked over her shoulder.

”Were you standing there the entire time?”

Kael’s tail wrapped around her waist.

”No.”

He was lying.

Nerin quietly returned to the ground.

From the fur mat nearby, Miko pointed.

”Papa jealous.”

Kael’s ears twitched.

Kairo covered Miko’s mouth.

”Do not help.”

⸻

Beyond the inner boundary, Selka’s punishment had already begun.

She had been ordered to clean the refuse pits and drag infected remains toward the burn area.

She lasted less than half an hour.

The smell hit her.

Selka bent over and vomited.

A guard pushed another filthy wooden scraper toward her.

”Continue.”

”I cannot.”

”You were strong enough to order males to beat Nerin.”

She vomited again.

By the third time, her face had turned gray.

She stared toward the center of Riverbone.

Swanly stood there assigning food groups while hunters, healers, and mothers listened to her.

Even Soren accepted her decisions.

Selka’s nails dug into the dirt.

She had once possessed more than thirty males.

Females envied her.

Males fought for her attention.

Now she stood beside a waste pit while Swanly controlled an entire migration.

But the migration also meant her punishment might end early.

Riverbone could not leave her behind if everyone was moving.

Unless Swanly ordered it.

Fear and rage twisted together inside Selka.

She looked toward the frightened survivors near the outer camp.

Then she began whispering.

”Riverbone was never like this before Swanly arrived.”

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